Not necessarily in that order.Other states that have been known as landlord friendly: Indiana, Wisconsin, Colorado, Arizona, Florida, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, Virginia, Arkansas, Nevada.From what people have posted on BP, I'm guessing some of the least friendly are California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York and large metropolitan areas such as the Chicago area of Illinois.One of our most useful tools in Washington is the 20-day Notice to Terminate (no-cause) that can be used with month-to-month rental agreements.

I am currently a licensed agent in Colorado but we are looking to relocate to Casper next year.

@David Epstein I'm in Colorado as well.

I've got some STR clients who bought Airbnb properties in the past here in Colorado that used them, and it seems like they utilize short-term rental revenue, not LTR. 

In Colorado we are able to check separate boxes on our offer for loans, my current buyers are in the same situation as you are.

In Colorado Springs triplex and fourplexes don't pass this test and FHA lenders usually require 15-20% down (or whatever it takes to pass the test).

Colorado ski towns?

I'm not sure how it is in your area, but in Colorado Springs if we want to ask a question we can either call the building department or drive to their office and ask them a question in person. 

I have officially removed PMI on two of my House Hacks in Colorado Springs.

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